281 Million Wild Rabbits Destroy Farms And How Australian Farmers Deal With Them

Australia is facing an ecological crisis due to the overwhelming presence of hundreds of millions of wild rabbits. These invasive creatures, introduced to the continent in the late 19th century for hunting purposes, have since become a major environmental disaster. With few natural predators and a remarkable ability to reproduce, rabbit populations have exploded across the Australian landscape.
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[@tony98discovery]

If this were where you lived, would you let feral rabbits become a problem?

[@Bennie32831]

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[@Bennie32831]

You've not been outside have you

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[@brendachilders8075]

Jack rabbits in Texas is part of camp meat when deer hunting… coyotes keep up with them, and big cats…

[@davidhorn6008]

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[@Sam98Farm]

Overcrowding of rabbits leads to reduced water infiltration and increased runoff, affecting water quality and availability

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have a solution?

[@trendingfarmus]

The psychological stress and additional workload on farmers dealing with rabbit infestations should not be underestimated.

[@tony98discovery]

Rabbits can cause damage to crops, leading to decreased yields and financial losses for farmers.

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[@TecnologiaAvanzadaComoLoHacen]

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[@LazariniBillie]

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[@tony98discovery]

Thank you so much for your appreciation! It's wonderful to hear that the information provided can be helpful and supportive to farmers.

[@jahanzaibalam6646]

Very Bad.., They Can Export the Rabbits To Other Countries

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you. It could also pose risks of spreading diseases or introducing invasive species to new environments, which could have detrimental effects on native flora and fauna.

[@sabirafridi3712]

Before rabbets they kills camels too

[@teorema3675]

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[@devmeistersuperprecision4155]

I used to raise wild turkeys. Several years ago, I had a group escape including two large gobblers. Now, the turkeys are everywhere and mooch food from tourists. Think about dealing with invasive species. If you don’t have a predator base, you could have a serious problem.

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[@bgifarmus]

Hunting invasive species requires a coordinated approach among government agencies and conservation organizations

[@MrIamnoone]

Would they be worried about "humane" control if rabbits weren't cute? Do they feel the same about controlling rats?

[@tony98discovery]

If rabbits were not considered cute, it's possible that there might be less public outcry or concern regarding humane control methods.

[@famerJP]

leads to reduced water infiltration and increased runoff, affecting water quality and availability.

[@tony98discovery]

These consequences can indeed have significant effects on water quality and availability.

[@petemills5130]

Wish they would come back here it’s wrong to see them suffering from myxomatosis what we have now we could keep them under control

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, introducing natural predators or diseases that specifically target rabbits can help control their populations.

[@sniperkota428]

exciting moments❤

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you

[@MiuMiu-nw1gd]

so cute

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@rayhan9470]

I'm terrified to think about how this poison goes into the human food chain.

[@tony98discovery]

Are you talking about fertilizers/chemicals?

[@natewu2442]

Apparently, as exposed in this video, rabbits eat plants AND vegetation! Gee, one or the other, but no way they eat both!

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, they are known to graze on grasses and herbs, browse on shrubs and small trees, and occasionally consume agricultural crops.

[@HorseFarmAgriculture]

The overpopulation of rabbits results in decreased water infiltration and heightened runoff, impacting both the quality and accessibility of water resources

[@tony98discovery]

Thanks for your information. Do you raise rabbits?

[@MellowSoul-mo7fu]

Their meat is very delicious, and if you want to enjoy grilled food, it's great.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you, do you have many rabbit farms where you are?

[@ovary27]

The rabbit farm is very well managed, the population can be controlled

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@louise3081]

this reminds me of that one time i had a bunny, it was so cute and soft but almost grazed all my neighbor's garden because i forgot to lock the door once LOL 😂😂😂😂 now i still wanna have more bunnies but i can't

[@tony98discovery]

It sounds like you had an amusing experience with your bunny! They can indeed be quite mischievous and curious creatures, especially when it comes to exploring gardens.

[@alastairforsyth3820]

Video shows bobcats in australia is that true?

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, it's true that bobcats are found in Australia.

[@louise3081]

"The only Bobcat you will find in Australia are small 4 wheel drive machines used for digging and grading in small confined places."

[@diefluse2347]

I Lost 8 bunnys in Germany!! Because of the RHD2 Virus because there Was no vaccination yet...it was so painful...and that just because of the Problem australia had... could they not predict it might spread,??

[@louise3081]

i guess the man who introduced it there first didn't expect it could be this worst

[@tony98discovery]

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. Hopefully in the near future you will raise rabbits again

[@sister3130]

The problem is not the rabbits, the problem is the people, the land needs the rabbits, people destroy the land and the animals that keep the land alive. Do something about the people. The people destroy everything. Do something about that.the gods put the rabbits there for a reason.

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have any solution?

[@louise3081]

well said!

[@TheSagitis]

You got the thinking the other way around, the land needs human. Look at human history regardless of human population growth they will automatically control their behaviour through consciousness or force by nature or economic. And do realise the need of space exploration to preserve the planet. However animals does not show any of these attributes, their only way to survive is to feed itself, not utilise the land for sustainable production or face extinction . Most animals are the most selfish creatures in the planet and can’t think how to improve their life and support planet earth. Long live human race

[@louise3081]

@@TheSagitis yes human grow it, but human also destroy it and now it's got worst. If humans have a better brain but can't control their greed, I guess the planet earth doesn't need it either.

[@RobertSkene-qw3ob]

Only 5 BILLION to go ??🇨🇦😂

[@tony98discovery]

What are you talking about?

[@natewu2442]

Wait a minute. You said rabbits eat plants AND vegetation!?? Say it isn't so!

[@tony98discovery]

Domestic rabbits, like their wild counterparts, are also herbivores and require a diet rich in fiber from hay, grass, and leafy greens to maintain their health.

[@GerryGreaves-xw6xi]

So if Australia has so many cats why have they got so many mice ???

[@tony98discovery]

while cats can help control mouse populations to some extent, they may not always be able to fully mitigate mouse infestations.

[@rookiefarmer702]

Any cat outside not on a leash is a feral cat

[@carleensmith5864]

It seem every country has their feral problems.

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, feral animal populations can indeed be found in many countries around the world, and each region may face unique challenges associated with managing these populations.

[@asmith1151]

RABBIT MEAT IS BETTER THAN FAKE MEAT MADE IN A LAB .THIS IS GVT FOOD .

[@tony98discovery]

Rabbit meat is lean, high in protein, and has a mild flavor, which appeals to certain culinary preferences.

[@truckersforfreedom4535]

This is really stupid, rabits can be hunted and eaten they are very good. In Europe there are a lot of restaurants with rabbit meat. It is a source of income or it can be. People just have to adapt and not fight nature. Sure, they are invasive but that is the reality of the new era. Invasive means more adapted. If you don't want to hunt rabbits for food then introduce a rabbit hunter animal, simple

[@tony98discovery]

Introducing a natural predator to control the population of invasive species can sometimes have unintended consequences, disrupting the balance of ecosystems.

[@tonyperez9102]

Cats and foxes are NOT native to Australia 3:18

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever raised a cat?

[@CarlosHernandez-hd5yk]

Oigan australianos comanche los conejos hagan temporadas de caza no sean tarugos son bien gueyes

[@user-ju1cp1tm2e]

this bunny like a colonial..they come to the country and you know what after😂😂

[@tony98discovery]

When invasive species are introduced into a new environment, they can disrupt native ecosystems, outcompete native species for resources, and cause ecological imbalances

[@Paskudnak]

Speak naturally

[@theengine1202]

05:50 Does anyone know what those two men are doing to the rabbit?

[@tony98discovery]

Do you raise rabbits where you live?

[@EarthFarm1102]

It's a cute but terribly destructive species

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have pheasants living there?

[@sister3130]

I speak rabbit, I have 25 rabbit, one gives me kisses, they all love me, rabbits pay all my bills cause I sale there babies. There poop sells for 50. Dallors a truck load.

[@tony98discovery]

Are you currently raising rabbits?

[@kawikadee9670]

Easy fix, just make wabbit stew for the whole town.

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, harvesting them for food could potentially be a sustainable way to manage their populations while providing a food source for communities

[@gauriblomeyer1835]

What about rabbits eaten by wild cats ?

[@tony98discovery]

in regions where rabbit farming is practiced, farmers may employ various methods to protect their livestock from predation, such as building secure enclosures or using deterrents to keep wild animals away.

[@MrCites1]

It’s pronounced’10-80

[@Lwah0812]

Why are you showing images of bobcats/lynx?

[@tony98discovery]

Are you confused, these are rabbits?

[@michelelindseth8250]

Where are your dingos and good hunting dogs?

[@tony98discovery]

Do you use that method to deal with wild rabbits?

[@jajadescande1195]

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[@juanjofermar1158]

Jugando a ser Dios os habéis cargado a los conejos en Europa.

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[@sister3130]

In Kansas they killed the rabbits and God punished the people in the state and killed them. Just remember that.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten rabbit meat?

[@davidhorn6008]

White Humans also got to Australia!

[@clydefrancis6719]

Can same technique be use with the illegal immigrants invading the U.S border.

[@tony98discovery]

Migration across borders involves a variety of factors, including economic, social, political, and humanitarian considerations.

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like

[@vuppalapatinagaraju7591]

Why don't they export rabbit meat

[@tony98discovery]

Exporting meat often involves navigating complex regulations and restrictions imposed by both the country of origin and the importing countries.

[@romek0726]

australia to obrzydliwe miejsce...

[@tony98discovery]

What are you talking about?